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The journey to recognize our place in the cosmos began with the observations of Nicolaus Copernicus, who famously posited that the Earth is not the center of the universe. This revolutionary idea laid the groundwork for a worldview that suggested Earth—and by extension, humanity—is not necessarily unique or special in the cosmic tapestry. However, as we delve into the myriad of conditions that allow for life to thrive and intelligence to develop, the idea that Earth is uniquely suited for complex life forms emerges as a compelling argument.